Vital Questions on Estate Value and Insurance Plans
A vintage marketing piece from The Washington Life Insurance Co. of New York promoting policies through C. L. Hartsock in Frederick Maryland. The ad touts Etna Life and ZINA Life plans, emphasizing cash value growth, non lapse features, extended insurance, and endowment options. It cites a Chicago example, asserts superior policy structure, and encourages wealth protection and family provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etna Lite
B. F. Harmer
Chicago
ani
United States
New England
W. B. PLUMMER
Frederick Canary
Mr. Pleasant
Central Hool
Frederick
Amburg Edging and Inserting at Eldridge's Frederick Md
Amberg edging and inserting items listed for sale at E J Eldridge's on Howard Street near Fayette in Baltimore and at 34 West Patrick Street Frederick Md. Contains multiple trade names and yardage figures.
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E. 1
ELDRIDGE
WEST PATRICK STREET
Frederick, Md
Sale Notice and Advertisements from Frederick Md
Campbell and Martin offer discounted goods at their Frederick store inviting customers to inspect items and prices before purchasing. The notice lists numerous upcoming auctions and sales across area farms, including estates of Zimmermann, Funk, and Davis, with dates and locations around Frederick City Hotel and nearby roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAMPBELL & MARTIN, DEY GOODS AND
GENTS FURNISHINGS
COR. PATRICK AND COURT STS
West of City Hotel
Frederick, Md
febledaw of
Fire Weather and Local Notices From The City
The district forecast shows warmer, fair conditions with southerly winds for DC and Maryland, and colder, fair weather with northwesterly winds for West Virginia. Orphans Court entries grant letters of administration to Mary Simpson for Charles B Simpson deceased. John Taylor, a Black man, was jailed for 15 days after cursing on Church Street. Road supervisors J D Long, Jefferson. Benjamin Ter. Wm O Rowe, Woodsboro. Thomas O Lindsay Singarore. Chas Poole Woodville qualified. Marriage licenses issued to Chas H Haba and Jennie F Hamilton. William N Martin and Isabella V Miller. William J Stevenel and Clare L Tacobs. A Lost Messenger: Miss Lottie Els found a wounded carrier pigeon with a card to notify George E Kreh if shot. Board of County Commissioners approved county road applications and contracted George W Chamberlain to paint three Middletown valley bridges Hanisburg’s Young’s and Crone’s. Valentine parties planned in nearby towns Cantonoke Carlisle Laurel. Hagerstown hints at events to come.
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Circuit Court
J. D. Long
Jefferson
Benjamin Ter
Rowe
Woodsboro
Thomas O. Lindsay
Singanore
Chas. Poole
Woodville
Lottie Els
West Second
George E. Kreh
Myrtle avenue
Baltimore
board of County Commissioners
Geo. W. Chamberlain
Middletown valley
Hanisburg
Young’s
TATRA Tara Collector Appointed to County Board
The county commission board appointed Tsane M Fis collator fort ary of Motter's station Tan county and J W Dow et Democrat and Wan J Worman of near Frederick republican to fill two vacancies on the Board of Charlies and Co. Mr Worn has alee.
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Tara
board of county
Tsane M Fis
Valuable Cotton Relic Tied to Battle of New Orleans
A dated letter from Shoosstowne February 9 recounts a veteran recalling General Jackson and the 1815 Battle of New Orleans. He offers a cotton bale fragment as a historic memento, asking The News to preserve it with care and honor. The writer, Henry Her, notes his age and desire to ensure the relic’s safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Shoosstowne
Loeb
lee
Jackson
Jamuary St
Hanniry
Al G Field Minstrels Bring Camp Life On Stage
Rapidly approaching February 18 the Al G Field Minstrels promise a fresh stage act with a camp encampment scene and uniforms. The show replaces old bones and tambourines with officers and servants, offering vivid soldier life on the tented field through a lively camp fire tableau.
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Al. G. Pield
Al G. Field & Co
Grand Due
Garden notes and social snippets from Continental News
Mrs Charles Hedges reports daisies and pansies blooming despite winter snow. Miss Lizzie Jackson of Polktown has been ill with grippe. Mr William Stauffer of Ellicott City returned home after visiting his uncle Samuel Shildt. Miss Blanche Stull returned home from Baltimore visit. Mr C T Fox of Erler Valley spent Feb 9 weekend with George Link’s Riverside Park family.
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Continental News
Charles Hedges
Lizzie Jackson
Polktown
Wm. Stauffer
Ellicott City
Samual
Berlin Briefs and Local Notices
Berlin notes report the grippe affecting Hall Bengaman Shilling and Shilling Jr. Bruner improves property with a new stable. A missionary service is set for February 15 at 10 30 a m led by Rev. C C Isaac. Mrs Zellers visits Baltimore sister Mrs Jane Waskey. J E Thomas of Baltimore visiting sister Mrs J B Sigafoose. Real estate transfers include Engelbrecht to Engelbrecht and executors to William Hol. A painful accident near Jefferson left David Sanders with a severely lacerated hand. amputation feared. Advertisements promote Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Amica Salve with claims of cures and guarantees.
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Jane Waskey
W.H. Kidwell
J. E. Thomas
Baltimore
J. 3
Sigafoose
Sermon and social notes from Bradidoc area on Feb 9
A church sermon by Rev. T. F. Klott from Homans 13:4 is reported with devout attendance and a plea for missionary work. The item also lists local social updates including visits by Mrs. Wot, D. M. Gr, and Prof. Jackson, plus residents such as Allen and Neidhardt family, Miss Marcie Weiner, and Mr. Ed Reynolds.
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Bradidoc Brappocs
T. F. Klottmier
Homans
sheen
D. M. Gr
Geo. Webster
aicott
Allen
Willie Neidhardt
Ed. Reynolis
Marcie Weiner
Prof. Jackson
A. Landauer
Frederick
Katie Kaufman
Lambertine Cole
Jackson
David Seheaffer
Ladiesburg
Grumbine
Parlor Fire and World News Roundup
Abroad reports include Britain's opening of Parliament and a Gladstone speech on London Times forgeries. Portugal plans to fortify Lisbon, reform army, and buy eight warships. Bulgarian officers expelled for conspiracy against Prince Ferdinand. Dock strike in Scotland settled with wage gains. At home a New York beach show opens with 1500 dogs. high profile marriages include Sarah Phelps Stokes and Baron Halkett. Fires and fatalities occur across several states including Oregon, Missouri, Mississippi, and Georgia, with several drownings and violent incidents reported. Police investigate an ex convict linked to a family attack in Boston.
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House of Commons
Gladstone
London Times
Portugal
Lisbon
Panitzs
Prince Ferdinand
Dunilee
Scotland
Parnell
Trish
New York
Sarah Phelps Stokes
Baron Haeh Colin Gustave Halkett
Parlor Furniture Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wm. Ferrell
Ironton, O
Devil's Lake Agency
North Dakota
Benton county
Oregon
Robert Barclay
Robert Brown
Barclay
Richmond
M. F. McDonald
Wm. R. Johnson
Burnsville
Miss
Catherine Spellman
Brooklyn
James B. Clary
Newberry county
Boston
Baltimore Markets Feb 11 Cotton and Wheat Prices
Baltimore markets report mixed commodity prices with cotton steady middling, flour steady, western wheat high, and southern corn firm. Prices listed include various grades of flour, wheat futures like February March July, rye and hay, pork and lard provisions, butter and eggs, petroleum refined, and copper. Includes unrelated notices about Dr Bull's Cough Scrap and visitors from Licksville.
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Baltimore
western super
City mills
Rio
Two States Chronicle Harrowing Murders and Deaths
Maryland and Virginia items include Morrion Vorgines Bell’s murder and Dr E G Walker case linking to Mills case. Maryland notes report Senator Gorman gripe attack, 138,581 bushels Baltimore grain shipment, Frederick B Schmelitz suicide, General Alger banquet in Baltimore, a fatal shipboard drowning on the William H Finney, and John Gregg Baltimore railroad director death.
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MARYLAND
Gorman
Baltimore
Rottemam
Frederick B. Sehmeltz
Federal Hill Park
Ares
Russell A. Alger
Department of Maryland
Thomas Farrell
Jeremish Kehoe
William H. Finney
Farrell
John Gregg
B& O Railroad
Chartes street
Ballot Reform Opinions From Maryland Democrats
The Baltimore Law publishes today views of Maryland Democrats on ballot reform civil service and tariff reforms. The Sun’s Frederick correspondent notes a decisive favor for a new ballot law or the Australian system. Coleman John B Thomas voices the rank and file urging delivery of the promised election law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
The Sun
Frederick
Colt
John B. Thomas
Baltimore city
Buckeystown Notes Highlight Local Guests and Meetings
Mr. Neil Thomas recovers from grippe while E H Clowes, at Hotel Thomas, relapses. J L Hoover confined homeward. Ernest Kindly visits Fountain Mills. Newton Thomas, Hotel Thomas owner, sick with grippe. Miss Lillie Dutrow teaches near Unionville. Miss Lena Millard teaching Flint Hall School for Miss Kreig. P L S RC meets Feb 6 at O J Keller's. Baker’s recitation praised. public entertainment planned at Beller's Hall. next meeting Feb 13 at John Schaeffer's. Buckeystown Comedy Co. performed Feb 9 at Keller's Hall to a full house. Hotel Thomas week arrivals: R McCandlish, Clowes, Ally, Alexander, Barnes.
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L. lloover
Ernest
Fountain Mills
Newton Thomas
Hotel Thomas
Lillie Dutrow
Unionville
Lena Millard
Flint Hall
Ella Kreig
P. L.S& RC
O. J. Keller
John H. Baker
Maggie Tavenner
Beller’s Hall
John Schaeffer
Buckeystown Comedy company
Keller's Hall
R. McCandlish
EH. Clowes
Norfolk
W. BR. Ally
Wiliamsboro
N.C. G
Alexander
Lynchburg
B. T. Barnes
Chicago
A Liberal Offer for Readership and a Florist Funeral Tribute
Messrs Campbell and Martin offer a literature promotion: every purchase of 20 in goods earns 7 Bradbury's Encyclopedia of Practical Information, a household indispensable reference. E Hermann, florist, prepared funeral flowers for Mrs Gover of Myersville, featuring wheat, Marechal Neil roses, hyacinths, azaleas, narcissus and a dove at the grave, photographed by Markens and Bielfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Campbell & Martin
Bradbury’s
E. Hermann
Gover
Myersville
Marechal Neil
Markens & Bielfeld
Repainting at Sinn Residence on South Market Street
C E Moberly with a crew repaints Edward Sinn's house on South Market street. Henry Dertzbaugh repaints the J D Hane coach factory on the same street.
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C. E. Moberly
Edward Sinn
South Market street
Henry Dertzbaugh
J. D. Hane coach factory
White Rock by Moonlighe at Rocky Springs
A correspondent recalls strolling near White Rock by moontwit, describing a moonlit scene where trees, streams, and mosses glow under electric light. The prose blends nature’s beauty with reverence, quoting Solomon’s praise for divine adornment in the landscape.
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White Rock
Moonlighe
Rocky Springs
brooks
Solomon
Western Maryland bills and fresh meat inspectors debated
In Annapolis the Senate committee on railroads holds a hearing on three Western Maryland Railroad bills. Talbot county's Mr. Collins seeks inspectors of fresh meat for all counties and Baltimore city. The Consolidated Gay Company's 25 year monopoly bill moves to the House corporations committee. Washington figures: Hoar proposes a bill against congressional redistricting. A Baltimore Young Men's Republican Club delegation backs Morrison Matrix for collector. Naval experts dispute Secretary Tracy residence fire cause, suggesting a lump of steam as the source.
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ANNAVOLIS
Senate committee on railroads
Western Maryland
Collins
Talbot county
Baltimore
Consolidated Gay Company
corporations committee
House of Delegates
WASHINGTON
Hoar
Strauss Vienus
Young Men's Republican Club
Afr. J. Morrison Matrix
Naval engineers
Tracy
CONGRESS
Lnvid States Senate
Post- TLALLY
Wanamaker
Che Sloyee
Edmunds
Maryan te
ustralian
Bere
Uie
Rock
Hll Callese
deahe
Ohio
Cumber“lann
Baltimore city
Maryland
Dennis We Mullan
U.S. N
Senate
Poe
Briscoe
seventh judicial circuit
Kent county
Howard county
Cumberland and Washington
Piney Point
St Mary's county
Westemport
Allegany county
Baltimore Herald
Storyland
State
Democratic Press Association
Assembly
Democratic party
Carrollton
ecouncils
Annapolis
Quiet weddings across Frederick at home ceremonies
A quiet wedding took place at the bride's parents home on West Fifth Street as Aliss Clara I Jacobs and William A Sterquel of Baltimore were united in marriage with Rev. G W Kiracofe officiating. The couple plan to reside in Baltimore after a 480 train run. A second small ceremony occurred at East Patrick Street where Wm N Martin Jr and Miss Isabel V Miller wed simply due to family bereavement. Charles C Biser and Miss Sarah Wiles also married at the United Brethren parsonage. The notices note continued business advertising urging persistent advertising for local merchants.
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STERQUEL—JACOBS
West Fifth street
Aliss Clara I Jacobs
LC. Jacobs
Wm. A Sterquel
Baltimore
Manross
G. W. Kiracofe
Abid
marshal neil
E. A. Sterquel
Lewis Sterquel
Buern street
Wm. N. Martin, Jr
Campbell & Martin
city
Isabel V. Miller
Wim. N. Miller
East Patrick street
Fr. Brand
St. John’s Catholic church
BISER
WILES
Charles C. Biser
Sarah Wiles
Frederick district
Geo W. Hiracofe
United Brethren parsonage
Maryland Legislature Debates Ballot Reform and Bills
Congress and legislature actions dominate with Maryland Senate and House debating ballot reform and local bills. Measures include taxes on foreign corporations, railroad charters, oyster industry actions, pension provisions, and a unified school-commission plan with governor appointments. Opposition cites political manipulation. supporters praise reform and county impacts.
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yan
THE WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE CO
C. L. HARTSOCK
Etna
MM. L. Straus & Sons
MANTFAC
AGEUS
FURS FURST
N. HOWARD STREET
Fayette
HOWARD STREET
BALTIMORE, MD
aeidiki
Hambaurgi
TROUSAND
AMBURG
E. J. ELDRIDGE
J. ELDRIDGE
vathabin Kark
ADEN
eve
makinu
Solomon J. Zimmerman
Fred Seeady
regidence
Catharine Funk
Peters” Mall
frown Park Mills
thal
a.m
Kate
Davis
Hyattstown
Monwacr
Urbana pike
a. mt
Carlin
hai and
jor
Evan
Stone
West Pay St
Fredenck
Seeady
Daily News
a. m
John H. Herch
Frederiave Steck
Chas
J. Rez
George FL Gap
adv. i Weekly
Walter Saunders
Dixon
B.D. Duvail
ilovclock
City Hotel
Singapore Mile
Frederec
C.B. Foot
acvlivclock
Cry
atv
bilis
T.T. Hereperger
morryt Bee
Jos
G. Zimmerman
Wee F. Kintz
Weesir
John T. Quynn
Lebbeus Grifith
New Market
J. F. Delphi
Josend Moor
Manrovis
John S. Canberrer
C. B. Fout
Double Pipe
tve
Josiah Evler
TG. Kolb
act
Jas. ry
THE NEWS
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Orphans Court
Charles B. Simpson
Mary Simpson
John Taylor
Hobbs
Church street
Doli
Chas. H. Haba
Jennie F. Hamilton
Petersville
Wiliam N. Martin
Isabella Vv. Miller
Frede
William J. Stevenel
Clare L. Tacobs
oanoke
Carlisle
Laurel
Hagerstown
TATRA
Abraham J. Engelbrecht
Helen J. Engelbrecht
Frederickon
J. E. tees
Henriesisie
Frederi
William Hol
David Sanders
Geo. Sanders
Catoctin
Joseph R. Garrett
Bucklen
Amica
Joseph B. TFO
Demosthenes
Grean crater
Dr. Bull
Stella Nichols
Mamie mneberger
Licksville
Ea James B. Davia
near
Fountain Ile
Virginia
VORGINES
BELL Morrion
E Cowarden
Fire
dirsu
Dr. Walker
ilusfy Miller
Buckeystown Bieta
Neil Thomas
E. H. Clowes
Thomas
Prom
HYMENEBAL
sve
ourself
Tae Daily News
Tae News
Werry News
Mather
Garrett
CONGRESS AND LEGISLATURE
Brice
Limer
board of education
Omer
Ernest Kindley
Buckeystown
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